Randy B. Greenoe

Birth date: Jan 20, 1952 Death date: Mar 17, 2026

Randy B. Greenoe, 74, of Sheffield Lake, Ohio entered in to rest on March 17, 2026. He was born on January 20, 1952 in Lorain, Ohio and attended Brookside High School. Randy married Becky Towne in February 16, 1974. He retired fro Read Obituary

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Gerald Duff

2w ago

Where do I start ? He was my best friend.
I met Randy in high school and we did a lot together but when he moved to Lorain we lost track of each other for a while. In 1980 I bought a house on Nebraska Ave and Randy was only a few houses away on Garfield. After that we were together just about every day. Me in his garage or he in mine. So many great memories.
When I moved to NY in '88 I spent all of my time with him on my trips back home to visit family. Fortunately I spent four days with him just a week before he passed. All day. For four days. Thank God I was able to do that. Who knew ?
We spoke on the phone constantly. And if I had a car question he was just a phone call away. Man I already miss being able to call him. What a brilliant man. One of the smartest people I have ever known. And of course his sense of humor...
My trips back to Ohio will be so different now. No sitting in his garage watching Andy of Mayberry or The Beverly Hillbillies in black and white.
He liked to say that "there's been nothing good on TV since it went to color ". I think I agree.
I loved him dearly and will miss him the rest of my days. Rest easy my friend.

Gerry Duff

Larry Bailey

2w ago

Burning rubber down Garfield Blvd in his mustang named satisfaction and ww aging beckys black mustang finolsining how hard black was to keep clean and his carmangia project was funny forever

Larry Bailey

2w ago

Burning rubber down Garfield Blvd in his mustang named satisfaction and his funny nick names for me and my cousins we waxed beckys black Cameron a thousand times and his carmangia never understood but he always smiled when he talked about it

Ryan Brunner

2w ago

Where can I start...

Long days and nights in his garage, learning, laughing, cracking jokes, watching for the fastest pizza deliveryman in history Nelson. Working in anyone and everyone's cars. Randy would help help anyone needing it! Cruising up to Super K, Big boy, Dunkin, new Dunkin. Wishing that one day my ride would be as clean as whatever Randy was rolling that night! Trips to Summit racing, Norwalk raceway, Drag way 42. Hanging at the union hall with him, scheming on what "important project" we were pretending to be doing that needed Randy to have to sneak out of the hall for a while. Hours and hours of riding in the Areostar looking for the perfect junk he may have thought he needed. Helping a group of "circus clowns" (as he called us while chewing our butts) push a car down his street after midnight hoping he'd help us fix it.
I have so many memories of this man, and so much admiration!
Randy,

You will always be remembered, and missed terribly!
Rest easy sir...

Dennis

2w ago

My Brother, Randy was one of the "Good Guys", always ready to help someone! He loved to fix, repair & salvage machines that others had given up on, & even thrown out. He helped me with my boat & cars several times. He was very proud of the "resurrection" of the "burned-up" Corvair Convertible, even driving it out to the cemetery to show me. He did a beautiful job on what he already completed on it. He will be missed. God bless him! May he rest in peace!
I will try to post some pictures ...

Chris Popik

3w ago

Joe Pataky and I told him about someone hitting a vehicle parked In the street and then he made us some awesome doughnuts in the driveway in that doughnut trailer 🍩👍